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I can only reveal the LUTs as a list and choose one but then the selection window closes.
Is there a way to reveal all the LUTs and see their effect on the footage as you skim over them like in DaVinci Resolve?
Mac mini, macOS 15.1
Eventually I got them to send me a confirmation email after 2 days of trying (off and on). It involved using a different email address. . . . I don't know what was wrong with the other 2 I had tried.
Anyway the mLUT plugin downloaded quickly and after a few minutes experimenting I got it to import all my LUTs except for the original FCP ones.
When you select the mLUT plugin from the Effects folder it opens a resizeable, moveable window displaying your different categories of LUTs.
In the screenshot I have positioned it to the left.
I had intended to drag the window to my 32" monitor but although it could be dragged there, it disappeared the moment I released the mouse. I don't know whether that's par for the course or whether I am doing something wrong.
So all in all it seems to be a useful addition to FCP for editors using LUTs.
I tried dragging FCP to the 32" monitor but the moment it landed there the mLUT window vanished. It looks as though it is "tied" to FCP and has to be on the same monitor.
As an experiment I resized the mLUT to cover most of FCP and set the Viewer to appear on the secondary monitor.
Well, yes... sort of - I guess.
My idea is to achieve this using Effects Presets.
You can apply only a Custom LUT to some clip, select one of the LUT options, then Save Effects Preset. Create a new Category, call it LUTs.
Then successively change to other LUTs, and each time save the preset to the same category.
After this preparation you will have a Categoy "LUTs" with all the LUTs and you need only skim over each one to see how it looks on whichever clip is active in the timeline.
Mmmmmmmm, that sound rather like hard work if one has hundreds!
Trawling the web has produced an answer, sort of!
mLUT Plugin is a free download once you sign into MotionVFX.
Unfortunately the confirmation email they supposedly sent me has not arrived.
Here are just a few to prove I'm not hallucinating. Mind you, I'm not too sure how useful they are as my current videos are "baby on the lawn"!
Do you have hundreds of LUT?
Please let us know if that works for you.
Thanks.
Slight exaggeration . . . around 140.
For some reason they have not sent me a "confirmation" email so I can't download it.
My guess is that - probably due to the way FCP itself is architectured - these plugin windows may have to live in the same display as the main FCP interface.
LUT Browser in FCP?
